By Wolves
August 1 2019
Wolves travel to Belfast for the return leg of their opening Europa League clash with a hope of building on their two goal lead from Molineux.
Coach Nuno Espirito Santo claims there will be no complacency from his team as they attempt to put the Northern Irish underdogs to the sword. Crusaders defended manfully and in numbers in the first game which made opportunities difficult for Wolves to find, but they are expected to attack more in search of goals tonight, which may leave them open to counter attack. Ruben Neves left the field with an injury during the first game but he has travelled with the squad for tonight's game.
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Quote:You’d probably get there quicker than us Chicago!chicagowolf
Forsythe Own Goal!! Wolves walk away despondently like they just let one in rather than scored on.
A few half hearted hand shakes. Just checked the plan fares to Armenia; might give this a miss
Quote:Ivybridge WolfQuote:You’d probably get there quicker than us Chicago!chicagowolf
Forsythe Own Goal!! Wolves walk away despondently like they just let one in rather than scored on.
A few half hearted hand shakes. Just checked the plan fares to Armenia; might give this a miss
Quote:chicagowolf
motivation zero, and it shows from both sides
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motivation zero, and it shows from both sides
Does it? I thought both teams took it very seriously